Packers' Adams 'nowhere near satisfied'
Aaron Rodgers just couldn't help himself. He had to interrupt.
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Aaron Rodgers just couldn't help himself. He had to interrupt.
Pro Football Hall of Famer and former Green Bay Packers Quarterback Bart Starr is undergoing a clinical trial using stem cells, his family announced Wednesday.
The Green Bay Packers' quarterback and two-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers will appear on "Celebrity Jeopardy" in May, according to ESPN Wisconsin.
The line, delivered amid the clanking of cutlery and cacophony of 15 other coaches' chit-chat, nearly snuck past undetected. After all, half of what Mike McCarthy was saying during last week's NFC coaches breakfast at the annual NFL Meetings he'd said repeatedly throughout last season.
For the NFL, changing the extra point apparently is a matter of when, not if.
Mike McCarthy has been consistent in his position on Letroy Guion all along.
Of course, Mike McCarthy would have liked to have kept them both. On a personal level, the Green Bay Packers coach prefers a roster that still has A.J. Hawk and Tramon Williams on it – two veteran leaders who'd been with him since the early stages of his tenure and became not only a couple of his favorite players but favorite people, too.
Casey Hayward was happy to be healthy last season. He wasn't all that thrilled with how little playing time he received.
For the Green Bay Packers, keeping their offensive line intact for at least another two seasons was worth giving $6.75 million per year and an $8 million guaranteed signing bonus to veteran right tackle Bryan Bulaga.
Both Bryan Bulaga and Randall Cobb could have gone elsewhere for more money, but both players decided to stay in Green Bay instead.